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Splitting of ASM source files

Hi!

Is it possible to split an ASM source file and add them to a single project? Output should be one single hex file. All my attempts failed.

Thanks in advance,
Reinhard

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  • "it's to late to structure the files"

    maybe you need to just put this one down to experience, and think about getting it right from the start with your next project?

    "i keep some kind of overview by setting bookmarks."

    On the other hand, it sounds like you are setting yourself (and/or your successors) a maintenance nightmare - so maybe you owe it to yourself (and/or your successors) to sort the mess out now!

    Then again, this is the sort of thing that keeps the likes of me in business - so you just hang in there with your spaghetti maker!! ;-)

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  • "it's to late to structure the files"

    maybe you need to just put this one down to experience, and think about getting it right from the start with your next project?

    "i keep some kind of overview by setting bookmarks."

    On the other hand, it sounds like you are setting yourself (and/or your successors) a maintenance nightmare - so maybe you owe it to yourself (and/or your successors) to sort the mess out now!

    Then again, this is the sort of thing that keeps the likes of me in business - so you just hang in there with your spaghetti maker!! ;-)

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  • On the other hand, it sounds like you are setting yourself (and/or your successors) a maintenance nightmare - so maybe you owe it to yourself (and/or your successors) to sort the mess out now!

    This is where you need to realize that creating well structured programs is a selfish thing. Even when you are sure you will never see it again it WILL come back to haunt you. In my early days, I stupidly did a couple of "since this will never change, who cares" designs and lived to regeret it. Also, I have, on numerous occasions, refused to change programs unless I were given time to structure them first.

    Erik

  • "Even when you are sure you will never see it again it WILL come back to haunt you."

    Beware the Proven Product!! :-0